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Faith-Based Foreign Aid

October 12th, 2006  |  Published in Fed Data  |  1 Comment

Farah Stockman, Michael Kranish, Peter S. Canellos and Kevin Baron of the Boston Globe have a four-part series on foreign aid spending by the United States, finding that “President Bush has almost doubled the percentage of US foreign-aid dollars going to faith-based groups such as Food for the Hungry, according to a Globe survey of government data. And in seeking to help such groups obtain more contracts, Bush has systematically eliminated or weakened rules designed to enforce the separation of church and state.”

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  1. Eva Maria says:

    November 14th, 2008 at 11:44 am (#)

    hi there….my name is eva and im currently working on my diploma thesis on the presidents faith based and community initiatives….im looking for online material right now…i would highly appreciate it if you could send me some links or any other sources which can be of use for my paper….i hope to hear back from you…God bless.Eva Marea

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